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Remembering the Bombing of Darwin

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It's been 83 years since imperial Japanese warplanes first bombed Darwin. The action remains the largest and most devastating attack by a foreign power on mainland Australia. Historians and descendants of survivors say what transpired is still shrouded in misinformation, and they hope more people will learn about the tragic events.

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Remembering the Bombing of Darwin

It's been 83 years since imperial Japanese warplanes first bombed Darwin. The action remains the largest and most devastating attack by a foreign power on mainland Australia. Historians and descendants of survivors say what transpired is still shrouded in misinformation, and they hope more people will learn about the tragic events.

·Sydney, Australia
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Darwin Defenders remembered on the 83rd anniversary of the bombing

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